Great Day Tour of Da Nang with Quan (Q)
Great tour of Da Nang with Q despite the rainy day. Q was very very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Our group included two twin 4 year olds on challenging day due to weather and Q was great being flexible and helpful with our group. Our tour will be a memorable one with Q having a major impact. Highly recommend. — Traveller: johncyeh from Tripadvisor
Amazing Tour of Da Nang and Hoi An with Thuy and Thu
I just finished the 50/50 Da Nang and Hoi An tour with Thuy and Thu, and I had a great time! They were both very friendly, and spoke perfect English. We visited highlights of the area including the Linh Ung Pagoda, My Khe Beach, Marble Mountains, and the Ancient Town of Hoi An. My favorite parts of the tour were visiting the local markets and restaurants, though. Thuy and Thu helped me try many delicious local fruits that I can’t get back home, as well as local delicacies like Mi Quang and Cao Lau! They also took me to Anthony Bourdain’s favorite Banh Mi shop in Hoi An, and told me about the delicious iced herbal tea they grew in the Ancient town. Yum, so good! I highly recommend Xuan Tu Tours! — Traveller: Samuel C from Tripadvisor
Absolutely exceptional!
We have a great time together with Duy and Thu. Their knowledge are good and very friendly to all of us. We learnt about history of Hoi An and experienced the delicious food during this trip. Thanks to them. We strongly recommend this tour, especially with Duy and Thu as the tour guides ^______^ — Traveller: samuelli117 from Tripadvisor
Enjoyable tour with Lam from Xian Tu Tours of Da Hang and Hoi An.
Lam was proficient in English, knowledgeable, thoughtful and caring, helping us bargain in the market. We felt like a special part of a family. What ever we wanted to do or see Lam was eager to please us. With just the four of us the tour was so much more relaxing and enjoyable. — Traveller: Bernie L from Tripadvisor
Wonderful tour in Hoi An with Thuy and Xuan Tu Tours
Our cruise ship docked in Da Nang and Thuy met us promptly for our trip to Hoi An. It was a wonderful day. First we toured the market, then took a boat to a village famous for wood carving. Be careful on the “monkey bridge”, a balance beam exit from the boat! We also watched a craftsman creating mother of pearl inlay wood items, visited a house to see someone weave reed mats (and try it ourselves), and enjoyed a rice paper snack after watching how both rice paper and rice noodles were made. We had an interesting discussion about American politics as we munched. I spotted a clothing store and spent quite a lot of time there. Thuy and the shop girl held a curtain to create a dressing room and we laughed a lot as I tried on clothes. We had told them we were vegetarian and had a choice of two veg restaurants next door to each other. We saw the more standard tourist sites in Hoi An as well. Thuy took our picture in the old house and it’s on their Facebook page. Don’t take the cruise ship’s excursions, book Xuan Tu Tours instead. — Traveller: Hope K from Tripadvisor